
They steal more than 120 kilos of food and various tools at the dog shelter of Segunda Oportunidad Santaella in Cordoba.
Shelter security cameras caught the thieves taking the stolen food and various tools. Animal shelter robbed is asking for help to buy food for her animals.
News: https://goo.su/TzE5yz

32 dogs died of hunger and abandonment in Azuaga (Badajoz).
They weren’t found in time, they didn’t get a second chance. They died slowly, silently, victims of indifference and a system that continues to allow mistreatment and impunity.
On Sunday, September 14, we have the opportunity to raise our voice for them and for all the animals who still suffer. We can’t look away.
Sunday 14 September 11:00 a 13:00h Plaza de la Merced (in front of the City Hall) – Azuaga
Because society no longer tolerates these atrocities.
Because their deaths cannot be forgotten.
Because we don’t want more invisible victims.
Come, join us, share and join the collective cry:
LET IT NOT BE REPEATED
Asociación Galgos del Sur
17 August at 12:02
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From Asociacion Del Sur in Cordoba
We don’t stop. We are desperate. The galgueros don’t stop dumping and abandoning dogs destined for hunting. This galgo was abandoned in a village of Jaén. They’ve been behind her for 5 days to rescue her. He could have starved to death or a heat stroke, it’s coming very badly. She is now safe at our shelter.
WE NEED TO FUND OVER 100 DOGS. YOU CAN HELP US IN THIS WAY:
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You can make a transfer in our account number:
Video of galgos hunting. Why all the horses?!! Good on the hare for putting up such a good run – sad the circumstances – all for sick human ‘entertainment’.

Racing with greyhounds is NOT a sport, too many are injured, die or are exported to Asia where they have a hellish rest-of-life and end up in a dog meat slaughterhouse. UK and Irish greyhounds suffer, as well as the galgos.
From Plataforma NAC
‘The #CivilGuard of #Sevilla has detained two involved in the robbery and mutilation of two competition #galgos on a property in the Seville town of #VillanuevadelAriscal.
The investigation began following the #complaint filed by the owner of the estate for the #theft of two competition greyhounds with a “high economic value”, the Seville Civil Guard reported in a statement.
During the investigation, the #agents found that the alleged perpetrators took advantage of the absence of the owner of the house during the celebration of the patron holidays of the town of Aljarafeña to commit the robbery. The castrated #animals were located in a home in a neighborhood on the outskirts of the capital Seville.